Organ load-in

The Church in waiting

Such wonderful volunteers! We had more than 30 over the course of the day.

Beginning to unload the 26' truck.

Waiting for stuff to come off the trucks.

Unloading the semi-truck.

Volunteers in waiting

Some of more than boxes containing smaller pipes.

in motion.

This is the semi. Both trucks were pack floor-to-ceiling and front-to-back.

Mike Reeves, the official traffic director.

More pipe boxes. They ended up filling the entire Chancel.

The 26' truck emptied.

Wooden pipe trays containing some of the larger pipes.

It's everywhere!

The main arch in the case.

Beautifully stenciled facade pipes wrapped and protected for transport.

Wind reservoirs and some pedal pipes

wind lines

Some of the Pedal 16' Contra Basse.

Floor framing

Basses of the Great Trumpet.

The console, still partially wrapped.

The pedal board

It's literally everywhere!

Sky Racking that holds up the taller metal pipes.

Some of the Pedal Contra Basses and Bourdon in place!

Mitered wooden resonators of the Pedal Trombone.

More mitered wooden resonators of the Pedal Trombone.

Main structure beginning to take shape